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... England before his arrival , & even supposing that the Highlanders should be joined by an Invasion from France , it will be proper to consider what force there is in England to resist the Enemy in that case . There are now in England ...
... England before his arrival , & even supposing that the Highlanders should be joined by an Invasion from France , it will be proper to consider what force there is in England to resist the Enemy in that case . There are now in England ...
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... England , by the western border , in the beginning of November . His march was preceded by emissaries carrying instructions to the following effect : You are herereby authorized and directed to repair forthwith to England , and there ...
... England , by the western border , in the beginning of November . His march was preceded by emissaries carrying instructions to the following effect : You are herereby authorized and directed to repair forthwith to England , and there ...
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... England at this juncture were very urgent on both sides . Philip king of Spain believed himself to be intitled to the regency of France , and was stimulated by his restless consort , Elizabeth Farnese , to throw all his weight into the ...
... England at this juncture were very urgent on both sides . Philip king of Spain believed himself to be intitled to the regency of France , and was stimulated by his restless consort , Elizabeth Farnese , to throw all his weight into the ...
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